A Wehrmacht-Issue Record Watch Co. Service Wrist Watch Newly Listed The following report by Lt

The following report by Lt Col R W Paterson DSO gives in detail the subsequent action of the Regiment on November 20th: Lt Col Paterson's Report (Forward Area): t 2

surmounted by a plaque inscribed "Libertad" (Freedom)

inscribed "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit beim Panzer Regt

on five-sided suspension ribbon with horizontal pinback

measuring 54 mm x 57 mm

A Wehrmacht-Issue Record Watch Co. Service Wrist Watch Newly Listed The following report by LtA rare functional example of a Wehrmacht issue Record Watch Co. service watch. This Record Watch Co. Dienstuhr wristwatch was manufactured as a subsidiary of Longines during the early 1930s, and although it exhibits some obvious signs of wear, it is generally well preserved. The case of the watch is manufactured of nickel plated brass, with a nickel plated crown that is original to the watch. The lugs of this watch are that of the solid type, and are